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INSERT Syntax INSERT(dyn.array.expr,attrib.expr,val.expr, subval.expr, insert.expr) Description The UniBasic INSERT function inserts an expression (with its delimiter) before or after the specified attribute, value, or subvalue mark in a dynamic array. There is no short form for the INSERT function. However, you can append data by using the short version of the REPLACE function. Parameters The following table describes each parameter of the syntax. Parameter Description dyn.array.expr, attrib.expr, val.expr, subval.expr, Elements in dyn.array.expr,attrib.expr,val.expr, and subval.expr can be any of the following three types. 1-399 UniBasic Commands Reference Specifies a dynamic array and attribute, value, and subvalue of that dynamic array at which to insert the expression. For more information about the type of insertions available, see the following table. insert.expr Specifies the string to insert. INSERT Parameters If the element is: then insert expr: a positive number after delimiter, before data. -1 (attrib.expr,val.expr, subval.expr) after the position indicated. 0 (val.expr, subval.expr) at the next higher level. Determining Insertion Points
Examples In the following example, the program statement inserts HARRY at the end of the values in attribute 2: STR = INSERT(STR,2,-1,0,'HARRY') In the next example, the program statement inserts HARRY in the first value of attribute 2: STR = INSERT(STR,2,1,0,'HARRY') In the next example, the program statement inserts HARRY in the first subvalue of the first value of attribute 2: STR = INSERT(STR,2,1,1,'HARRY') In the next example, the program segment specifies Alias in the second attribute position: ARRAY = "#111":@AM:"Jones":@AM:"Smith" ARRAY2 = INSERT(ARRAY,2,0,0,"Alias") When you execute this program segment, UniData inserts Alias in the second attribute position: ARRAY2 = "#111":@AM:"Alias":@AM:"Jones":@AM:"Smith" Related Commands UniBasic DEL, FIELDSTORE, INS, REMOVE, REPLACE, SUBSTRINGS INSERT 1-400
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UniBasic Commands and Functions Thi
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$BASICTYPE Syntax $BASICTYPE "param
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$DEFINE Syntax $DEFINE var Descript
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Parameters The following table desc
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$UNDEFINE Syntax $UNDEFINE var Desc
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* Syntax expr * expr Synonyms !, RE
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*= Syntax var *= expr Description T
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+= Syntax var += expr Description T
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-= Syntax var -= expr Description T
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= Syntax var /= expr Description Th
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^ Syntax expr1^expr2 Synonym ** Des
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=< 1-57 UniBasic Commands Reference
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@ Syntax @(col.expr [,row.expr]) @(
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Examples In the following example,
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[] Syntax 1-67 UniBasic Commands Re
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{} {} is a synonym for the CALCULAT
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Note: You can use the ECL ON.ABORT
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ABS Syntax ABS(expr) Description Th
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Parameter Description 1-76 UniBasic
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ACTIVATEKEY Syntax ACTIVATEKEY , [
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STATUS Code Example 1-80 UniBasic C
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Parameters 1-82 UniBasic Commands R
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Parameter Description format 1 - PE
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amInitialize Syntax 1-88 UniBasic C
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amReceiveMsg Syntax amReceiveMsg(hS
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amReceiveRequest Syntax amReceiveRe
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amSendMsg Syntax 1-94 UniBasic Comm
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amSendRequest Syntax amSendRequest(
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amSendResponse Syntax amSendRespons
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amTerminate Syntax amTerminate(hSes
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analyzeCertificate Syntax analyzeCe
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AND Syntax expr1 AND expr2 Synonym
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ASIN Syntax ASIN(expr) Description
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Related Command UniData TERM - For
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BITAND Syntax BITAND(num.expr1,num.
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BITOR Syntax BITOR(num.expr1,num.ex
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BPIOCP Syntax BPIOCP Description Th
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BPIOCPN Syntax BPIOCPN Description
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BREAK Syntax BREAK [KEY] {ON | OFF
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BYTELEN Syntax BYTELEN (string) Des
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Parameters The following table desc
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CALLC Syntax CALLC c.sub.name [(arg
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CASE Syntax BEGIN CASE CASE express
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Related Commands UniBasic CATS, SPL
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CHAIN Syntax CHAIN "str.expr" Descr
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CHANGE Syntax CHANGE(string, old.su
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CHAR Syntax CHAR(expr) Description
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CHARLEN Syntax CHARLEN (string) Des
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CHECKSUM Syntax CHECKSUM(str.expr)
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Related Commands UniBasic COMMON, C
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UniData DELETECOMMON, STACKCOMMON -
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CLEARFILE Syntax CLEARFILE [file.va
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CLEARINPUT Syntax CLEARINPUT Synony
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UniQuery GET.LIST, SELECT, SSELECT
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CLOSE Syntax CLOSE [file.var] [ON E
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CLOSESEQ Syntax CLOSESEQ seq.file.v
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closeSocket Syntax closeSocket(sock
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COL1 Syntax COL1( ) Description The
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COMMON Syntax COMMON [/common.name/
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Related Command UniBasic EXIT 1-165
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COUNT Syntax COUNT(str.expr1, str.e
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COUNTS Syntax COUNTS(expr,str.expr)
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createCertificate Syntax createCert
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createCertRequest Syntax createCert
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Parameter Description The following
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The following table describes the a
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createSecureRequest Syntax createSe
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Method Description The following ta
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Parameters The following table desc
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DATA Syntax DATA expr1 [,expr2]...
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DBTOXML Syntax DBTOXML(xml_document
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DCOUNT Syntax DCOUNT(str,delim) Des
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DEACTIVATEKEY Syntax DEACTIVATEKEY
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STATUS Code Example The following e
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DEFFUN Syntax DEFFUN function.name
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Examples The following program segm
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Examples The following program stat
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Parameters The following table desc
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DIGEST Syntax DIGEST(algorithm, dat
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DIR Syntax DIR(file.expr) Descripti
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STATUS Codes DISABLEDEC has the fol
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DISPLAYWIDTH Syntax DISPLAYWIDTH (s
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DQUOTE DQUOTE is a synonym for the
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Related Commands UniBasic PRECISION
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ECHO Syntax ECHO [ON | OFF | expr]
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EDADRV_CloseStmt Syntax RETCODE EDA
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EDADRV_Connect Syntax RETCODE EDADR
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EDADRV_Disconnect Syntax RETCODE ED
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Return Codes The following table de
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Output Variable The following table
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EDADRV_GetDBInfo Syntax RETCODE EDA
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EDADRV_GetEDAAttr Syntax RETCODE ED
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EDADRV_GetErrmsg Syntax RETCODE EDA
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Input Variables The following table
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EDADRV_LoadSymbols Syntax RETCODE E
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Output Variables The following tabl
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Return Codes The following table de
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Input Variables The following table
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STATUS Codes ENABLEDEC has the foll
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Parameter Description dataLoc 1 - D
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END Syntax END Description The UniB
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Related Commands UniBasic CALL, CHA
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EQU Syntax EQU constant1 TO value1
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EXECUTE Syntax EXECUTE "str.expr" [
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Parameter Description Reminder: The
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Related Commands UniBasic COMMON, E
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Parameter Description Examples In t
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EXP Syntax EXP(expr) Description Th
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Options The value of option determi
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FILEINFO Syntax FILEINFO(file.var,
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Code 9 Merge factor percentage 10 S
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FILELOCK Syntax FILELOCK [file.var]
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FILEUNLOCK Syntax FILEUNLOCK [file.
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FIND Syntax FIND expr IN dyn.array[
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Related Commands UniBasic [], FINDS
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FMT Syntax FMT(expr, "len [f.char]
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STATUS Function Return Values After
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FOOTING Syntax FOOTING [ON num.expr
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Related Commands UniBasic GETPTR, H
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Parameter Description Examples The
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FUNCTION Syntax FUNCTION function.n
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GE Syntax expr1 GE expr2 Synonyms #
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generateKey Syntax generateKey(priv
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Return Code Status 1-286 UniBasic C
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GET Syntax GET[X] var[,length] [SET
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Example In the following example, t
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Parameters The following table desc
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getHTTPDefault Syntax getHTTPDefaul
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GETLIST Syntax GETLIST list.name [,
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STATUS Function Return Values After
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GETQUEUE Syntax GETQUEUE() Descript
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GETREADU Syntax GETREADU() Descript
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getResponseHeader Syntax getRespons
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GETUSERGROUP Syntax GETUSERGROUP(ui
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GETUSERNAME Syntax GETUSERNAME(uid)
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Related Commands UniBasic GOSUB, ON
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Examples In the following example,
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Parameter Description The replace.n
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Related Command UniBasic GTS 1-326
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HASH Syntax HASH(rec.key,modulo,typ
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Parameters The following table desc
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HUSH Syntax HUSH {ON | OFF | expr}
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ICONV Syntax ICONV(expr,conv.code.e
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STATUS Function Return Values After
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The following table describes vario
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Related Command UniBasic OCONV Grou
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Parameters Description Example You
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ICONV Packed Decimal (MP1) Syntax I
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Parameter Description Example In th
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ICONV Pattern Match (P) Syntax ICON
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ICONV Text Extraction (T) Syntax IC
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ICONV File Translation (Tfile) Synt
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STATUS Function Return Values After
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INDEX Syntax INDEX(str.expr1,str.ex
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INDICES Syntax INDICES(file.var[, i
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initSecureServerSocket function Syn
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initServerSocket Syntax initServerS
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INMAT Syntax INMAT( ) INMAT(array.n
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INPUTERR Syntax INPUTERR error.expr
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INPUTIF Syntax INPUTIF var [THEN st
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INPUTTRAP Syntax INPUTTRAP string.e
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INS Syntax INS expr BEFORE dyn.arra
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INT Syntax INT(num.expr) Descriptio
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ISNV Syntax ISNV(expr) Description
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ISNVS Syntax ISNVS(dynamic.array) D
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ITYPE Syntax ITYPE(itype.expr) Desc
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LE Syntax expr1 LE expr2 Synonyms #
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LEN Syntax LEN(str.expr) Descriptio
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LENS Syntax LENS(dyn.array) Descrip
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LISTUSER Syntax LISTUSER() Descript
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LOCATE in BASICTYPEs U, P, and M Th
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LOOP/REPEAT Syntax LOOP [statements
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LOWER Syntax LOWER(dyn.array.expr)
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Related Command UniBasic LTS 1-434
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MAT Syntax MAT dim.array = expr MAT
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MATCH Syntax var MATCH "[~] len [X,
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MATCHFIELD Syntax MATCHFIELD(str.ex
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MATPARSE Syntax MATPARSE dim.array
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MATREADL Syntax MATREADL dim.array
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MATWRITEU Syntax MATWRITEU dim.arra
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MAXIMUM Syntax MAXIMUM(dyn.array.va
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MDPERFORM Syntax MDPERFORM str.expr
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MINIMUM Syntax MINIMUM(dyn.array.va
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NE Syntax expr1 NE expr2 Synonyms #
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NEG Syntax NEG(expr) Description Th
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NFAUSER Syntax NFAUSER(“username
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NOTS Syntax NOTS(dyn.array) Descrip
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NUM Syntax NUM(expr) Description Th
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NUMS Syntax NUMS(dyn.array) Descrip
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OCONV Syntax OCONV(expr, conv.code.
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OCONV Date (D) Syntax OCONV(integer
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Note: Following SMA standards, Mond
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Related Commands UniBasic DATE, ICO
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Related Command UniBasic ICONV Grou
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Related Command UniBasic ICONV Leng
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OCONV Masked Decimal (MD) Syntax OC
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OCONV Packed Decimal (MP) Syntax OC
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OCONV Right Justify (MR) Syntax OCO
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Related Commands UniBasic DATE, ICO
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OCONV Pattern Match (P) Syntax OCON
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OCONV Range (R) Syntax OCONV(num.ex
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OCONV SOUNDEX (S) Syntax OCONV(str.
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OCONVS Syntax OCONVS(dyn.array.expr
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ON/GOSUB Syntax ON expr GOSUB label
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Parameter Description 1-535 UniBasi
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openSecureSocket function Syntax op
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OPENSEQ Syntax OPENSEQ [absolutepat
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STATUS Function Return Values After
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OSBREAD Syntax OSBREAD var FROM fil
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Writing to Other Types of Files For
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PAGE Syntax PAGE [ON num.expr] [exp
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PAUSE Syntax PAUSE [wait_time] Desc
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Related Command UniData FLOAT.PRECI
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Example The following example illus
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Parameters The following table desc
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PRINTER Syntax PRINTER {ON | OFF} D
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PRINTERR Syntax PRINTERR expr [FROM
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PROCREAD Syntax PROCREAD var {THEN
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PROCWRITE Syntax PROCWRITE expr Des
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PROMPT Syntax PROMPT str.expr Descr
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protocolLogging Syntax protocolLogg
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PWR Syntax PWR(num.expr1, num.expr2
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Related Command UniBasic SQUOTE 1-5
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READ Syntax READ dyn.array.var FROM
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READBCKL Syntax READBCKL dyn.array.
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READBCKU Syntax READBCKU dyn.array.
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READFWD Syntax READFWD dyn.array.va
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READNEXT Syntax READNEXT id.var [,
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READNEXTTUPLE Syntax READNEXTTUPLE
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READSEQ Syntax READSEQ var FROM seq
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eadSocket Syntax readSocket(socket_
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READT Syntax READT [UNIT (mu.expr)]
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Related Commands UniBasic CLOSE, DE
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READVL Syntax READVL var FROM [file
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READXBCK Syntax READXBCK dyn.array.
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ReadXMLData Syntax ReadXMLData(xml_
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RECORDLOCKED Syntax RECORDLOCKED (f
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STATUS Function Return Values After
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Parameter Description Examples In t
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